Grand Rapids, MI - The Tigers earned an impressive road win over Cornerstone on Thursday, November 21st, by a score of 90-78. The Tigers fought through adversity and foul trouble in order to come out with a win.

The Tigers were led in scoring by Deondra McDonald who added a career-high 33 points. Gerard Oray also added 24 points to the Tigers' effort.

The Tigers were able to turn to their bench for some much needed minutes in this tough game. Lawrence Clay, Chris Smith, Cory Dunn, and Benjie Cutts Jr. fueled an excellent effort from the Tigers' bench. This effort was much-needed in a game in which foul trouble was significant.

Coach Ryan Krombeen seemed very pleased with his team's big win from Thursday:

"I couldn't be more proud of these guys. We faced a lot of adversity lately, and they all stepped up to the plate tonight. Dre and Gerard were aggressive offensively all night. Noah knocked down big shot after big shot, Ace did a little bit of everything out there for us. Craig fought through a separated shoulder and still played a big role for us. We got in foul trouble in the first half, but Cory, Benjie, Lawrence and Chris all gave us more huge minutes in bigger roles than they've played all season. Cornerstone is a veteran team, especially for the JV level, but we came in and played 40 strong minutes."

This win improved the Tigers record to 6-4 on the season. The Tigers return to action at home at 5:00 on Monday, December 2nd, where they take on Lake Superior State University.